Vienna Agreement

The Vienna Agreement typically refers to diplomatic treaties or conventions established in Vienna, such as the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (1961). These agreements set international rules for diplomatic conduct, ensuring diplomatic missions operate smoothly, protect diplomats’ rights, and maintain peaceful international relations. They outline responsibilities for host countries and diplomats, promoting respectful, secure, and efficient diplomatic interactions. Essentially, these agreements create a standardized legal framework that helps countries work together amicably and securely through their diplomatic representatives.